Archaeologist (FW5060-OR-001) National Experienced Workforce SolutionsArchaeologist (FW5060-OR-001)Sherwood, OregonVolunteer Management Assist with development and coordination of a volunteer program and events connecting people to volunteer opportunities at local refuges to pursue connecting with outdoor nature and archaeological opportunities (the Big 6 Priority Public Uses) as described in the Refuge Improvement Act of 1997.Includes participation in Archaeology Roadshow events, writing volunteer job descriptions, recruitment and administration on Volunteer.gov, interviews, reference checks, volunteer forms, onboarding, training, and retaining volunteers to support resource management, conservation, and visitor education programs and activities as per the Volunteer and Community Partnership Act, P.L. 111-357. For over 25 years, National Experienced Workforce Solutions (NEW Solutions) has specialized in connecting experienced workers (ages 55+) with full-time and part-time job opportunities that support the critical missions of Federal Agencies across the United States.
NewPrincipal Engineer American Water Resources AssociationPrincipal EngineerCO$7,805.20–$8,671.86Provides contract administration and project management on Department construction projects related to vertical construction; roadway construction; stream restoration; fish passage; irrigation structure, repair, and diversion; boat ramps; infrastructure maintenance and upkeep; as well as other administrative and wildlife-driven projects. Associated with this are engineering & construction projects involving fish hatcheries, boating access areas, fish passages, Wildlife Habitat Management Areas, regional offices, employee housing, and various other department-owned or controlled facilities and lands.
Seasonal Research Assistant State of Rhode IslandSeasonal Research AssistantProvidence, RIThese positions request a recent degree or current enrollment in college courses in marine fisheries, marine biology, marine science, environmental science, oceanography, a closely related field, or equivalent experience; a valid driver's license; ability to withstand working days in the field and on vessels in varying degrees of weather conditions; and a commitment to a 35-hour work week with some allowance for scheduled work hours. Within the DEM Division of Fish and Wildlife, a Student Researcher may assist in management programs and research studies to promote sound fish and wildlife conservation, professional biological field and laboratory work including procedures on a variety of live and dead animals and their parts, fish hatchery work and environmental education.
USFWS Assistant Technician Snowshoe Hare University System of New HampshireUSFWS Assistant Technician Snowshoe HareNew HampshireThe Earth Systems Research Center (ESRC) of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) is looking for a field technician (essential staff) to assist field efforts on a snowshoe hare research project in northeastern Vermont during the summer of 2026 (~mid-June start date). Our new project will build from our previous research (Influence of matrix habitat on snowshoe hare demography and Predicting hare microhabitats using drone-based LiDAR) and provide land managers information on the compatibility of alternative conifer regeneration practices with ecologically important wildlife species.
Extension Educator,Asst - Park County Ag & Natural Resources University of WyomingExtension Educator,Asst - Park County Ag & Natural ResourcesPowell, WYIndividuals, organizations, and businesses engaged in agricultural and natural resource issues in Wyoming, such as farm/ranch owners or operators, rural land managers, small acreage agriculture producers, community organizations, local conservation districts, agricultural experiment stations, and city officials. Use Extension resources, including Communications & Technology, to market educational programs and deliver outputs through various media sources (e.g., newspapers, radio, newsletters, websites, social media, podcasts, etc.) that attract community members from a wide variety of backgrounds.
Extension Field Specialist, Forestry, Cheshire County University System of New HampshireExtension Field Specialist, Forestry, Cheshire CountyProvide educational programs and technical assistance for county residents, businesses, and communities that include, but are not limited to, forest management, wildlife, forest stewardship planning, urban and community forestry, Christmas tree management, maple syrup production, tree insects and diseases, shade tree care, estate planning, forest resiliency, current use and timber tax, federal income tax, forest carbon programs, forest products marketing, selling timber, cost‐share programs, water resources, wetlands, land protection, forest protection, forest laws, and access to resources related to the economic viability of forests, forest‐related businesses, and communities. At least three years of experience in extension or related landowner outreach and/or forestland management, with strong knowledge of silviculture, forestry operations, climate change’s effects on N.H.’s forest resources, forest resiliency, forestry best management practices, wildlife habitat management, forest markets, and N.H.
Private Lands Conservationist II - (Easement Specialist) Pheasants ForeverPrivate Lands Conservationist II - (Easement Specialist)Waterville, WAFull timeAssist WA NRCS Easement Specialists with easement administration and management including but not limited to: Assist with annual monitoring of conservation easements including review of aerial photography, assessment of hydrology and vegetative cover, verification of legal ownership and completion of annual monitoring worksheet. Aid in the development of conservation plans, Wetland Restoration Plan of Operations (WRPO) and Compatible Use Authorizations (CUA), including supporting documentation such as practice specifications, maps, and National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) documentation.
NewSeasonal Furbearer Technician State of MontanaSeasonal Furbearer TechnicianHelena, MTUnder the direction of FWP biologists, coordinate daily field activities; establish, bait, check, and maintain live traps; safely handle, transport, and release martens according to approved protocols; and assist with biological measurements, sample collection, animal marking, and other processing activities. Minimum Qualifications (Education and Experience): The knowledge, skills, and abilities of this position are normally attained through a combination of education and experience equivalent to at least one year of college in pursuit of a bachelor's degree in wildlife biology, fish and wildlife management, animal ecology, biology, or a closely related field, together with relevant field experience.
Desert Tortoise Authorized Biologist Colorado State UniversityDesert Tortoise Authorized BiologistLancaster, CaliforniaA cover letter highlighting your experience related to desert tortoise handling/monitoring/surveying, experience with Mojave ecosystem work, any experience working within the Department of Defense (with particular emphasis on support at Edwards AFB), how you meet the Minimum Qualifications, why you are applying for the position, and confirmation that you understand this is a part-time as-needed position. Our projects include vegetation surveys, sensitive habitat management, nuisance wildlife response, and other wildlife projects that involve small and large mammals, raptors and migratory birds, reptiles and amphibians.
Forester - South Dakota National Wild Turkey FederationForester - South DakotaRapid City, SDKNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS: Preferred candidates will possess experience working in ponderosa pine ecosystems, riparian communities and knowledge of wild turkeys, forest wildlife and their habitat requirements; knowledge of forest entomology, pathology, forest management and planning for major silvicultural types of the region; knowledge of basic surveying principles, map reading and GIS/GPS technology, ArcGIS skills; ability to apply professional scientific techniques to the land for which responsibilities are assigned; ability to effectively cooperate with private landowners, the general public, cooperators and peers; skills in the use and operation of forestry field equipment and ATVs; skills in communicating both orally and in written form to convey clear, persuasive messages that positively influence the thoughts and actions of others; proficient skills in the use of Microsoft Office applications. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Assists partners in promoting management of privately owned forested lands and riparian areas for multiple resource benefits, including forest health, wildlife habitat, fuels reduction and water quality; provides forestry assistance to private landowners, communities and public agencies to achieve optimum environmental, economic and social benefits from forest resources; implements silvicultural practices and delivers technical assistance and financial assistance programs under the direction of cooperating partners.
Delaware Employment Link Explore. Apply. Succeed. Ulrike GreelyDelaware Employment Link Explore. Apply. Succeed.Dover, DESummary Statement This position is responsible for conducting research relevant to management of freshwater and diadromous fish species in water bodies throughout Delaware, monitoring and management of American Eel and Horseshoe Crab populations, sampling the commercial Striped Bass harvest, collecting and analyzing biological data (including age structures) for use in determining management actions needed to maintain viable populations; preparing grant packages and writing scientific reports, preparing compliance reports, reviewing permit requests, assisting with fish kill investigations, communicating with stakeholder and partner groups, and representing the state on several Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Technical Committees. This position is a classification organized under an exclusive bargaining representative (labor organization) that has been elected by employees as their representative for collective bargaining and other applicable terms and conditions of employment, in accordance with Title 29, Chapter 59 and Title 19, Chapter 13 and 16.
Stormwater Repair Technician- Laborer Dragonfly Pond WorksStormwater Repair Technician- LaborerAuburn, GA$18–$24 / hourFull timeLocation: Auburn, GA 30011 Pay: $18- $24 an hour- Full-timeRequirements:Ability to pass a background check Valid driver's license and clean driving recordExperience in the following disciplines is desirable: fisheries, wildlife management, conservation, ecology, biology, environmental sciences, or forestry, pond/lake maintenance, landscaping, erosion control, or stormwater maintenanceAbility to lift up to 80 pounds and work in various weather conditionsComfortable working around water, slopes, and environmental risks (bees, poison ivy, etc.)Great communication skills and ability to interact with multiple audiences, including but not limited to the Operations Team, subcontractors, vendors, and others. Since 2006, Dragonfly has provided routine maintenance and repairs on stormwater devices, lakes, ponds, wetlands, and underground facilities.
Field Technician- CDL Required Dragonfly Pond WorksField Technician- CDL RequiredWilmington, NC$18–$24 / hourFull timeLocation: Wilmington NC 28401Pay: $18- $24 an hour- Full-timeRequirementsMust possess an active Class B Commercial Drivers License and clean driving recordAbility to pass a background check Valid driver's license and clean driving recordExperience in the following disciplines is desirable: fisheries, wildlife management, conservation, ecology, biology, environmental sciences, or forestry, pond/lake maintenance, landscaping, erosion control, or stormwater maintenanceAbility to lift up to 80 pounds and work in various weather conditionsComfortable working around water, slopes, and environmental risks (bees, poison ivy, etc.)Great communication skills and ability to interact with multiple audiences, including but not limited to the Operations Team, subcontractors, vendors, and others. Since 2006, Dragonfly has provided routine maintenance and repairs on stormwater devices, lakes, ponds, wetlands, and underground facilities.
Lake & Pond Maintenance Technician Dragonfly Pond WorksLake & Pond Maintenance TechnicianCharleston, SC$23–$30 / hourFull timeKey Responsibilities:Report to the field supervisorManage the maintenance of lakes, ponds & other Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs).Identify and treat invasive weeds & aquatic Visual inspection of stormwater components, ponds, and lakesMinor equipment repairs for complianceImproving the overall aesthetics of the sites, Mowing/string trimming sitesTravel throughout the greater counties & surrounding areasHandle administrative dutiesPerform specialty tasks including, but not limited to, fountain and aeration troubleshooting/installation, large-scale treatments & minor pond repairs. Location: Charleston, SC 29401-29407Pay: $23- $30 an hour- Full-timeRequirementsAbility to pass a background check and MVR checkValid driver's license and clean driving recordMust possess, or be able to obtain, a South Carolina Aquatic Pesticide Applicator License1+ year of experience in lake and pond management, or an applicable undergraduate degree preferred.
Environmental Permitting Program Manager First EnvironmentEnvironmental Permitting Program ManagerDirect experience with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), federal Clean Water Act and related permitting (Sections 404, 10, 408), federal or state Water Quality Certification, other federal permitting agencies (i.e., US Fish and Wildlife Service, Section 7 consultations, NOAA fisheries, etc.), and other applicable New Jersey regulatory agencies, including Waterfront Development, Coastal Zone Management, Coastal Area Facility Review Act (CAFRA), Natural Heritage Program (NHP), freshwater and coastal wetlands, watershed and land management (Land Resource Protection), stormwater management, New Jersey Pinelands Commission, former New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, New Jersey Flood Hazard Area Rules, marine sediment and dredging, and the Green Acres Program. · Be able to effectively coordinate field work, direct and support other technical staff, interact with clients, stakeholders, and contractors, and manage budgets, invoicing, accounts receivable, schedules, and subcontractors, and support proposals and cost estimates.
Senior Biologist/Ecologist - Natural Resources MontroseSenior Biologist/Ecologist - Natural ResourcesOrlando, FL$90,000–$110,000 / yearTo thrive in this role, you'll be comfortable taking ownership of the following responsibilities: Provide senior leadership of the existing due diligence and natural resources team in Orlando with project work typically performed in Florida and occasionally in the Southeast U.S. Provide senior technical mentorship and support to the team within the technical focus areas of the group. Our scientists, engineers, field teams and consultants apply systems thinking that unites science, data and practical expertise to deliver solutions that strengthen our clients' resilience, mitigate risk and protect the air, water and soil that sustain communities, while uncovering responsible paths forward for planet and progress.
Principal Practice Leader - Air Quality Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.Principal Practice Leader - Air QualitySan Diego, CaliforniaRemoteFull timeExperience with Federal permitting programs such as the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) 404 wetland permitting, the US Fish & Wildlife Service or the US National Marine Fisheries Sections 7 and 10 consultations, and the National Historic Preservation Act for Section 106 consultations. Assist in the development and planning of new and modified facilities, as well as providing integrated consulting, environmental, design and construction support for some of the largest projects in the U.S. Manage projects and staff, including providing technical leadership and oversight, risk management, and mentoring.
Management Area Ranger II Rhode Island Department of Environmental ManagementManagement Area Ranger IIAn employee in this classification promotes the safe and orderly enjoyment of DEM’s Management Areas, which host a variety of activities including fishing, hiking, biking, birding, boating access gate management, swimming, and picnicking. An employee in this classification promotes the safe and orderly enjoyment of the parks, campgrounds, beaches and Management Areas administered by the Division of Forest Environment, while assisting patrons of the facility.
Resource Management Coordinator (Information Manager) State of MaineResource Management Coordinator (Information Manager)Augusta, Maine$60,091.20–$84,177.60Knowledge of design and operation of GIS systems, spatial analysis quality requirements, database management systems, resource analysis and sources of mapped and tabular data, computer operating systems and programming languages, and electronic data processing is strongly preferred. MNAP is part of the national network of Natural Heritage programs (NatureServe) and serves a wide variety of users including federal, state and local agencies, consultants, environmental groups, non-government organizations, private landowners, and the public.
Senior Consultant, Lead Wetland ERM International Group LtdSenior Consultant, Lead WetlandMinneapolis, MN$79,740–$101,411 / yearWho We Are: As the largest global pure play sustainability consultancy, we partner with the world's leading organizations, creating innovative solutions to sustainability challenges and unlocking commercial opportunities that meet the needs of today while preserving opportunity for future generations. Our diverse team of world-class experts supports clients across the breadth of their organizations to operationalize sustainability, underpinned by our deep technical expertise in addressing their environmental, health, safety, risk and social issues.